Wassup does in-depth visitor tracking and shows you incredible details about your site’s latest hits…more than you can get from almost any other single plugin. It is very useful for SEO and statistics maniacs who want to see accurate, up-to-date stats displayed in a straightforward, easy to understand manner.

The aim of WassUp is the timely knowledge of what your visitors do when they surf your site. It is not intended to show grouped statistics over preset, long-term time periods like visitors per month, pageviews per quarter, and so on (there are many others tools to better gain that, like Google Analytics). WassUp’s flexible, easy-to-read views are the best for learning the details about your visitors’ latest activities. With it’s customizable filters and search capability, you can drill deeply into the data to learn even more about specific visitors, visitor types, etc.

DISCLAIMER: Use at your own risk. No warranty expressed or implied is provided.

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Detailed Specs:

There is a fancy “Visitors Details” screen that lets you to see almost everything about your visitors and what they do on your site and that includes search capability, view filters, plus a chart and top stats summary.

There is an ajax “Spy View” screen (like Digg Spy) that lets you monitor your visitors live, with optional geolocation on a Google!maps world map.

There is a “Current Visitors Online” screen that shows a summary of your online visitors in real-time.

There is an “Options” panel with lots of customizable settings for WassUp.

There is a nice Dashboard widget that shows a line chart of hits over time (24 hours default) and a count of current visitors online and their latest activities.

The “Online” widget shows counts of current visitors online and includes options to display logged-in usernames and country flags.

The “Top Stats” widgets lets you display trending or timed top items about your site based on the latest stats. You can list top search engine keywords, top external referrers, top url requests, top articles, top browsers, top OSes, and more.

The widgets are fully customizable.

WassUp’s advanced tracking features can:

Distinguish registered users from anonymous visitors, and administrators from other registered users.

Identify and label new browsers, robots, and feed readers, heuristically.

WassUp works with two anti-spam functions to detect and omit (if you want) referrers spammers and comment spammers. It can also detect and omit malware activity such as unauthorized users’ login attempts, script injection, and xss exploit attempts.

For people with database size limitations, WassUp has a few options to manage the database table growth: you can empty it; you can delete old records automatically; and you can set a warning notice for when it exceeds a preset size limit.

WassUp gives a detailed chronology of your hits with a lot of information for each single user session:

スクリーンショット

インストール

インストール

A. If your WordPress setup is up-to-date, you can install this plugin automatically from WordPress admin panel:

Navigate to Plugins >> Add New

Type “WassUp” plugin name in the “Search Plugins” box.

Locate “Wassup Real-Time Analytics” and click Install Now

Activate it and you are done!

B. If you prefer to install the plugin manually or you are running an older version of WordPress, download the latest full release of WassUp (Real-Time Analytics) plugin directly from gitHub.com/michelem09/wassup/releases/ and save onto your local computer

If available, use WordPress’ Upload Plugin option in the plugins panel to complete your install:

Navigate to Plugins panel >> Add New >> Upload Plugin

Click Browse, then find and select the plugin zip file that you downloaded

Click Install Now

Activate WassUp plugin and you are done!

Otherwise, unpack the plugin’s zip or gz file with your preferred unzip/untar program or use the command line: tar xzvf wassup.tar.gz (linux), then follow these steps to complete your install:

Upload the entire “wassup” folder into your /wp-content/plugins directory on your WordPress host using their Cpanel File manager or an ftp client software

Login to WordPress admin panel and navigate to Plugins page

Activate WassUp plugin and you are done!

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Upgrading**

Check your current visitors count under WassUp >>Current Visitors Online panel. If your site is busy, STOP! Don’t upgrade. Wait until there are no visitors or follow the “Safe Upgrade Instructions” below.

A. If your WordPress setup is up-to-date, you can upgrade this plugin automatically from WordPress admin panel:

Navigate to “Plugins” page, and under WassUp plugin name, click the Update Now link.

B. If you prefer to manually upgrade OR you are running an older version of WordPress, follow these instructions:

Deactivate WassUp plugin under WordPress admin panel >>Plugins page

Manually delete the “wassup” folder from your plugins directory (/wp-content/plugins/) on your WordPress host using their CPanel File manager or with an ftp client software. Do NOT click the delete link in WordPress.

Navigate to Plugins page and click the “Update Now” link under “WassUp” plugin name or follow the manual upgrade instructions above

After the upgrade is done, go back to WassUp >>Options >>[General Setup] tab, and check the box for “Enable statistics recording” and save.

Usage

When you activate this plugin (as described in “Installation”), it works “as is”. You don’t have anything to do. Wait for visitors to hit your site and start seeing details (click the dashboard and go to WassUp page)

Compatibility Notice

FAQ

インストール

A. If your WordPress setup is up-to-date, you can install this plugin automatically from WordPress admin panel:

Navigate to Plugins >> Add New

Type “WassUp” plugin name in the “Search Plugins” box.

Locate “Wassup Real-Time Analytics” and click Install Now

Activate it and you are done!

B. If you prefer to install the plugin manually or you are running an older version of WordPress, download the latest full release of WassUp (Real-Time Analytics) plugin directly from gitHub.com/michelem09/wassup/releases/ and save onto your local computer

If available, use WordPress’ Upload Plugin option in the plugins panel to complete your install:

Navigate to Plugins panel >> Add New >> Upload Plugin

Click Browse, then find and select the plugin zip file that you downloaded

Click Install Now

Activate WassUp plugin and you are done!

Otherwise, unpack the plugin’s zip or gz file with your preferred unzip/untar program or use the command line: tar xzvf wassup.tar.gz (linux), then follow these steps to complete your install:

Upload the entire “wassup” folder into your /wp-content/plugins directory on your WordPress host using their Cpanel File manager or an ftp client software

Login to WordPress admin panel and navigate to Plugins page

Activate WassUp plugin and you are done!

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Upgrading**

Check your current visitors count under WassUp >>Current Visitors Online panel. If your site is busy, STOP! Don’t upgrade. Wait until there are no visitors or follow the “Safe Upgrade Instructions” below.

A. If your WordPress setup is up-to-date, you can upgrade this plugin automatically from WordPress admin panel:

Navigate to “Plugins” page, and under WassUp plugin name, click the Update Now link.

B. If you prefer to manually upgrade OR you are running an older version of WordPress, follow these instructions:

Deactivate WassUp plugin under WordPress admin panel >>Plugins page

Manually delete the “wassup” folder from your plugins directory (/wp-content/plugins/) on your WordPress host using their CPanel File manager or with an ftp client software. Do NOT click the delete link in WordPress.

Navigate to Plugins page and click the “Update Now” link under “WassUp” plugin name or follow the manual upgrade instructions above

After the upgrade is done, go back to WassUp >>Options >>[General Setup] tab, and check the box for “Enable statistics recording” and save.

Usage

When you activate this plugin (as described in “Installation”), it works “as is”. You don’t have anything to do. Wait for visitors to hit your site and start seeing details (click the dashboard and go to WassUp page)

From the WordPress widgets panel, drag the “WassUp Online” widget or the “Wassup Top Stats” widget from the list of available widgets on the left into your theme’s “Sidebar” or “Footer” area on the right.

How do I view the real-time visitor geolocation map in WassUp?

Check the box for “Display a GEO IP Map in spy visitors view” under WassUp >>Options >>[General Setup] and save, then navigate to WassUp >>SPY Visitors panel to see the map.

The map has vanished and I get a message like: “Oops, something went wrong” or “Google has disabled use of the Maps API for this application”. How do I fix this?”

Try upgrading to the latest version of Wassup, or go to Wassup-Options and click the Reset-to-Default button if you have already upgraded, or sign up for your own Google!Maps API key at https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/get-api-key#key then enter the key under \”Spy Visitors settings\” in Wassup >>Options >>General Settings tab.

How do I exclude a visitor from being recorded?

Navigate to WassUp >>Options >>[Filters & Exclusions] tab and enter a visitor’s username, IP address, or hostname into the appropriate field and save.

How do I stop (temporarily) WassUp from recording new visits on my site?

Read the “IMPORTANT safe upgrade instructions” in the installation section of this plugin’s README.txt file.

An unspecified error occurred during plugin upgrade. What do I do next?

Wait a few minutes. Do NOT re-attempt upgrade nor try to activate the plugin again! An activation error with no explanation is probably due to your browser timing out, not an upgrade failure. WassUp continues it’s upgrade in the background and will activate automatically when it is done. After a few minutes (5-10) has passed, revisit WordPress admin “Plugins” panel and verify that Wassup plugin has activated.

How do I uninstall WassUp cleanly?

Answer #1: From a single WordPress site: navigate to WordPress Plugins panel and deactivate WassUp plugin. Then, on the same page, click the “delete” link below WassUp name. This deletes both data and files permanently.

Answer #2: From WordPress multisite Network admin panel: navigate to “Plugins” panel and deactivate WassUp plugin. If Wassup is not “network activated”, navigate to the main site/parent domain “Plugins” panel and deactivate Wassup plugin there, then return to the Network admin’s “Plugins” panel. Click the “delete” link below WassUp name. This deletes both data and files permanently from all subsites in the multisite network.

Answer #3: From a subsite in WordPress multisite: navigate to WassUp >>Options >>[Uninstall] tab and check the box for “Permanently remove WassUp data and settings” and save. Next, go to the subsite’s Plugins panel and deactivate WassUp plugin. This deletes the subsite’s data permanently. No files are deleted (not needed).

Answer #4: From a WordPress 2.x site: navigate to WassUp >>Options >>[Uninstall] tab and check the box for “Permanently remove WassUp data and settings” and save. Next, go to WordPress “Plugins” panel and deactivate WassUp plugin. This deletes the data permanently. To delete the plugin files from WordPress 2.x, use an ftp client software on your PC or login to your host server’s “cpanel” and use “File Manager” to delete the folder “wassup” from the /wp-content/plugins/ directory on your host server.

評価

great plugin but the developers need to do this simple update to stop this problem

The issue is in wp-content/plugins/wassup/js/thickbox/thickbox.css
Line 12: display is set to none.

Changing this fixes the TB_overlayBG issue but there are still formatting issues introduced by the css file on the overlays.

The issue appears to be in /wp-content/plugins/wassup/lib/wassup.class.php line 2537 where the variable $menuarg is force set. This is forcing the wassup plugin to load the ‘custom thickbox’ styles regardless of which admin page is loaded.

I commented out line 2537
//$menuarg=”wassup”;

And the problem was resolved.

Of course, this will be overwritten if the plugin is reinstalled or updated and the problem not resolved.

I had the same problem as others here, that the plugin stopped working with never wordpress versions.
I found in one of the other comments here that the author suggested, to delete and reinstall the plugin. THIS HELPED! Now it is working again.

I like this plugin, because it is a very lightweight statistic.
Thank you.

new module, ‘wassupadmin.php’ for WassUp admin panels and dashboard widget

new module, ‘compatibility.php’ to check for WordPress and PHP compatibility and to load compatibility modules from /lib/compat-lib/ subfolder when available

removed backward compatibility modules (‘/lib/compat-lib/’) and features from WordPress repository.
Wassup’s backward-compatibility feature remains in the full copy of Wassup available at http://github.com/michelem09/wassup/